One-A-Day is a-okay, NAD says
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Product claims asserting Bayer Healthcare's One-A-Day Women's Multi-Vitamin may reduce breast cancer risks due to its higher Vitamin D content are substantiated, the National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus says. The phrase "breast health" is reasonably interpreted by consumers to mean the health benefits of Vitamin D may reduce breast cancer, NAD says. Bayer's multivitamin contains 800 international units of vitamin D per dose. The company said it is "pleased that NAD has found our ad for One-A-Day Women's adequately substantiated"...